Sentence examples for be an ongoing one from inspiring English sources

Whatever the case may be, all seem to agree that, if there is any hope of preventing more such deaths in the future, the prevention process needs to be an ongoing one.

"That was a major disservice, and it continues to be an ongoing one in conversations I have with parents and coaches and players," a team physician for several high schools and colleges in New Jersey, Dr. Gerard Malanga, said in 2007.

The process will be an ongoing one and will require constant networking and the development of business contacts.

The war on terrorism is an ongoing one, and we will have to stand firm in order to change the situation in the south," Barak said Saturday, one day after an Egypt-brokered cease-fire between Hamas and Israel expired.

The Sanders-Clinton story is an ongoing one.

As Ben Bernanke, the former head of the Federal Reserve, pointed out last year, the reform process is an ongoing one.

Well, the Mississippi result won't be in until tonight, my colleague Ken Auletta has the phone-hacking verdicts covered, and the Fed story is an ongoing one.

But the whole broadband problem is an ongoing one, especially where BT is concerned.

The war between big web properties and piracy is an ongoing one and no one is likely to strike a killing blow given how advanced things are on both sides of the line of battle.

This process of horizonal engagement is an ongoing one that never achieves any final completion or complete elucidation moreover, inasmuch as our own history and tradition is itself constitutive of our own hermeneutic situation as well as being itself constantly taken up in the process of understanding, so our historical and hermeneutic situation can never be made completely transparent to us.

Royono said the company is launching new products — one of which enables the long tail of small merchants who don't have a receipt machine to get on its platform — while the battle to perfect the OCR tech it uses to scan receipts and analyze them is an ongoing one that requires additional capital and hires.